When it comes to conceiving a baby knowing when you are about to ovulate can make all the difference. However, it can take time to get to know your body’s natural rhythms. New technological developments are helping women to track their cycle more accurately and easily. We have found five of the top apps that…
Introducing the new KNOWHEN® Saliva Fertility Monitor Understanding your fertility cycle is a great step forward in planning a pregnancy. Now women can get extra help with a new KNOWHEN® Saliva Fertility Monitor. This is a small handheld microscope that can be used to help determine when ovulation is taking place. The microscope is used to…
Coconut oil is the new fertility food Coconut oil has been making new headlines in recent years as more people rediscover the beneficial compounds associated with this natural plant extract. Coconut oil uses vary widely and include topical applications for skin & hair, make-up remover and detoxification. While one of the most common coconut oil…
Do your work commitments making getting pregnant harder? A new study published in the journal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine suggests that women who work long hours and regularly lift heavy objects may find getting pregnant harder. The research was led by Dr. Gaskins at the Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health in Boston Massachusetts. Data collected over…
Research shows that genetics may influence whether you have a boy or girl For many couples giving birth to a healthy baby boy or girl is a blessing regardless of the gender. However, some parent would like to know what determines the ability to conceive a boy or girl. Now new research suggests that there is…
New research finds link between aluminium and infertility in men Aluminium has been in the spotlight in recent years due to growing concerns surrounding its impact on human health. There are indications that accumulation of this element in the body can increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. In addition to cognitive failure,…
New research focuses on the relationship between IVF and depression The decision to start a family is a very important time in any couples lives. In many instances falling pregnant happens with relative ease. However, this isn’t always that case. Assisted fertilisation is often the only option for many couples. The decision to undergo IVF…
QFG Fertility Clinic is one of 13 Fertility Group clinics throughout Queensland. They provide convenient and accessible treatment. As patient, you’ll have access to the best minds in fertility treatment as well as the latest scientific advances in assisted reproductive technology. They take care of you at every step of the journey, from diagnosis and testing to treatment, and…
Newtown Natural Fertility provides evidence-based medical solutions in the fertility field: before and during your pregnancy and during the IVF process. Services and treatments cover prenatal massage, hypnobirthing, endometriosis, diet and nutrition PCOS, nutrition advice, ovulation testing, healthy eating plans and osteopathy. To contact, call: 03 5222 8714 Address: 11 Holyrood Avenue, Newtown VIC 3220 ________________________________________________________ Are…
Fertility Centre – Cairns offers a wide range of fertility treatment options for parents trying to have a baby: Timed Intercourse with Ovulation Induction (OI), Intra-Uterine Insemination (IUI) or Intra-Uterine Insemination using Donor sperm (DIUI). To contact, call: 07 4040 6888 Address: 4th Floor, Cairns Central Plaza, 58-60 McLeod Street (Cnr Aplin Street), Cairns…
Repromed – Darwin offers a wide range of fertility services: from In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) to treatments such as Ovulation Induction (OI), Intra Uterine Insemination (IUI), Tracking, Donor Program, Surrogacy, and surgical management of infertility. To contact, call: 08 8945 4211 Address: Darwin Private Hospital, Rocklands Drive, Tiwi NT 0810 ________________________________________________________ Are you a patient of Repromed? Do you have…
TasIVF in Hobart was established in 1983 as the first in vitro fertilisation clinic in Tasmania. Professor Joe Correy headed the Unit, and together with Dr. Rod Watkins and Dr. Geoff Bradfield (clinicians), Dr. Wes Whitten and Helen McCallum (scientists) and Gwen Gray (nurse) formed the first team. The first Ovum Pick Up was performed on…